Yeah, what the title says. And if you can, can you give me some hints and tips on either game. It would help me a lot. THANKS

I got The Guild thanks to a free game code i won trought twitter, anyway i played a little bit and the game is surprisingly addictive.I would play more but TF2 takes up most of my time.

Did ya play the second one?

I haven't. I probably should.
Send me some cash.
That is a disgustingly poor excuse you silly man.

Just started playing 'Spellforce'. Ignoring the voice acting, this is starting to look pretty good.
I've only really completed the tutorial and reached Greyfell in the campaign (does this game set a world record for the longest ever tutorial???).

That is still a disgusting excuse.

Team fortress 2 is awesome! Anyway i played some more (like an hour), mostly playing as an alchemist. The game is fun tough i am still having some small troubles with the amount of options available to you, i guess i'll just have to play some more.

You disgust me.

TF2 is fun with a capital F, but I suck ass these days because I haven't played it in months. To be honest, I haven't played much recently, other than catching up on Sam and Max episodes.

You are a wise man, Michael. A wise, wise man.

You smell funny! Anyway i started a new game on normal and choosed to be a tailor. The game is really good tough i wish i could automaticaly send my products into the marketplace and sell them without me having to be there. Maybe i am missing something.

If you hire a master craftsman he'll take care of everything like that for you - and you can even tell him WHAT to take care of.

Really? so i can basically sit on my ass and watch the money roll in? is there a catch?

Yes you need to pay the Master Craftsman a cut of everything you make.
I wouldn't suggest hiring one until you have multiple businesses (but even when I owned the whole of Berlin I still ran everything myself)

IIRC, the master gets paid like every other staff member (much more, though). So, it's not a pay-per-piece system.
I agree on only having a master once you have multiple businesses: if you only have one, and a master runs that, where's the fun?
(Also, a personal note: they can be bugged. Once I had a church in London which I assigned to a priest, and he produced NOTHING, even though I set him to make certain items, and he had control over everything (so he could buy the necessary ingredients if they were lacking). I had to take back the control over the church to make some profit with it.)

The Thief is the best class in my opinion because it is easy, fun, and evil! MWUHAHAHAHA!!! I am going to expand my territory. I hope that in about 8 years I will have occupied every Thieves Guild and Robbers Fortress in town. NO ONE WILL STOP ME!!! (Except Joe, smug bastard. You may be rich, but I will get into your house and destroy you!!! MWUHAHAHAHA!!)
Wow, I had too much Dr. Pepper 2day...